On demand trainings for agents
These online courses include information on workers' comp, how to navigate saif.com (for example, finding policy information for your agency and policyholders), and how to submit an application to SAIF on saifQuote, with additional training on the workers' comp ACORD form.
If you have questions about upcoming trainings or need technical help, please contact our training team at training@saif.com.
Agent University
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Introduction to workers' compensation (First term)
Learn what and who is covered, and why workers' comp is required. Ever wonder how your premium is calculated? This course covers that, too.
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Surfing SAIF online (First term)
Rates? Payroll reporting? CCB? Here are the top 13 items you need to know and where you can find them on online. Complete with a downloadable list with live links. Who knew a "baker's dozen" could be so informative?
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Workers’ comp and the ACORD (First term)
Find out how the ACORD form can help you streamline the application process in saifQuote. Then, take a backstage tour of saifQuote and get some tips from the pros.
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Class codes and VTRs (Second Term)
Here are two ways you may be able to help a policyholder save money: choosing the proper class code and knowing when and how to use verifiable time records. This course teaches you more about both of these topics.
On Demand
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2023-24 AGC/SAIF Group Retro Plan training
Associated General Contractors (AGC) group retro product training is back! Whether you're a seasoned agent or just starting to learn about the nuances of a retro -- let alone a group retro -- this training is for you. Join us as we unveil the features for the 2023-2024 AGC/SAIF Partnership Incentive Plan. We’ll cover newly updated group eligibility criteria, group retro factors, and the unique features of this product. Information will also be shared about group participation expectations.
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Intro to classification
Practical advice on understanding and using the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) classification system. Watch the entire course or navigate directly to what you want to know by clicking on the video for that topic.
Topics range from 4-9 minutes each.